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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1952
Page
2
An editorial argues the Continental Congress warned that price limits harm the public and burden individuals, noting the historical example remains relevant as planners seek new economic models. It urges reading history to avoid repeating costly mistakes.
The Sioux Ordnance Depot employs about two thousand two hundred people, one of Nebraska's largest payrolls and a major economic asset for this region. The payroll supports many families, keeping shoes on babies and aiding parents, with Sidney proud to host the depot.
U S News and World Report outlines President Truman's strategy to win a fourth term for the Democrats. It highlights 69 Southern electoral votes, key big-city gains, a forecast of 199 electoral votes in the North, and a total of 268 with Southern gains. The piece notes the Republicans' hope to win most of the firm vote and erode urban Democratic strength, while warning the race remains highly contested and hard fought.
Community reader notes describe visitors and family gatherings. Dr Maxwell treated a patient with accompanying relatives from Belvedere Nebr and others from Sterling and Pine Bluffs. Various households in Alliance hosted relatives and friends during Sunday to Tuesday visits with extended family and guests from nearby towns.
Glamorous Jane Russell appears with Bob Hope Roy Rogers and Trigger in Paramounts Son of Paleface now showing at the New Fox Theatre. The color Technicolor comedy is a riotous follow up to The Paleface and teams Bob and Jane for jokes and stunts.
Sunday visitors included South Sund Mr and Mrs Dave Fraass and family with Harvey Nelson near Potter. Joe Louderback and Steve Tilghman stayed at Glen Kokes home. La Verne Schilling and family joined for Sunday dinner. The two families attended car races in Sidney. Dr Hull Cook treated Mr Dickinson after a string beans poisoning at the Dickinson home. Glen Kokes family visited Tilghman home Tuesday night. J W Hauser Sr and daughter Shirley returned home from Lin-
One of the era’s oddest contests saw iceboats Tcble and Zephyr race the New York Central Chicago Express on the Hudson River. The iceboats crossed first, winning the remarkable clash of ice and iron on a winter epic.
A citizen voices sympathy for individuals resisting loyalty oaths to gain work while opposing mudslinging in anti-Communist probes. He critiques government overreach, calls for personal responsibility, and blasts Truman era policies and officials. He defends civil liberty and dismisses loyalty tests as unAmerican.
The Lucky 4-Hoins met at Mrs. Robert Kurz's home on July 23, 1952. All members were present except one. Dora Hueffle attended as a guest. Clara Childers and Janet Krueger planned games enjoyed by all. Geraldine and Marilyn Kurz demonstrated sandwich fillings and vegetable plates. Next meeting set for August 13 at Mrs. Robert Kurz's home.
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